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What lenses fit the Canon EOS R5 Mark II?

The short answer

The Canon EOS R5 Mark II has a Canon RF mount and a full frame sensor. Canon RF lenses fit directly. PL, LPL, Canon EF, Nikon F, Canon FD, M42 and Leica M lenses fit with an adapter. L-Mount, Micro Four Thirds, Sony E, Fujifilm X and Nikon Z lenses can't be adapted to its Canon RF mount.

What the Canon EOS R5 Mark II asks of a lens

The sensor
45-megapixel full frame, stacked, shooting 8K internally.
What to put on it
Native RF, EF by adapter with no loss. 8K off 45 megapixels rewards RF L glass and exposes tired EF zooms.
A pairing that works
RF L primes to do the 45 megapixels justice; EF via adapter for lenses you already own.
What it gets booked for
Hybrid shooters who need high-resolution stills and occasional 8K.
Worth knowing
No fan, unlike the R5 C. Long 8K takes will stop for heat; if you need sustained 8K, book the R5 C.

Every lens mount on the Canon EOS R5 Mark II

Fits directly

  • Canon RF lenses

    The camera's own mount — nothing extra needed.

Fits with an adapter

  • PL lenses

    Needs a PL-to-Canon RF adapter.

  • LPL lenses

    Needs an LPL-to-Canon RF adapter (specialist LPL adapter).

  • Canon EF lenses

    Needs a Canon EF-to-Canon RF adapter (Canon's EF–EOS R adapter). A smart adapter keeps autofocus.

  • Nikon F lenses

    Needs a Nikon F-to-Canon RF adapter. Whether autofocus works depends on the adapter.

  • Canon FD lenses

    Needs a Canon FD-to-Canon RF adapter.

  • M42 lenses

    Needs an M42-to-Canon RF adapter.

  • Leica M lenses

    Needs a Leica M-to-Canon RF adapter.

No standard adapter

  • Fujifilm G lenses

    Physically possible, but there's no standard Fujifilm G-to-Canon RF adapter — ask the owner.

Won't fit

  • L-Mount lenses

    A L-Mount lens needs to sit closer to the sensor than the Canon RF mount allows, so there's no room for an adapter.

  • Micro Four Thirds lenses

    A Micro Four Thirds lens needs to sit closer to the sensor than the Canon RF mount allows, so there's no room for an adapter.

  • Sony E lenses

    A Sony E lens needs to sit closer to the sensor than the Canon RF mount allows, so there's no room for an adapter.

  • Fujifilm X lenses

    A Fujifilm X lens needs to sit closer to the sensor than the Canon RF mount allows, so there's no room for an adapter.

  • Nikon Z lenses

    A Nikon Z lens needs to sit closer to the sensor than the Canon RF mount allows, so there's no room for an adapter.

Some cameras can have a different lens mount fitted by a technician. If a rental comes that way the listing will say so, and this table won't apply.

Sensor coverage

Lenses made for full frame and large format cover its full frame sensor fully.

Lenses made for Super 16, Micro Four Thirds and Super 35 throw a smaller image, so expect dark corners unless you shoot in a crop mode that matches.

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Lenses that go on it (58)

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Other cameras with a Canon RF mount

Mounts and adapters are checked against flange distance and the adapters that are actually sold. Kits vary — if a pairing matters for your shoot, confirm it with the owner before you book.